See my work: 48TH ANNUAL OPEN EXHIBITION │ June 9–26, 2026 │ The Salmagundi Club47 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003
Blue
Beauty
— Original oil paintings to love and live with.
Still Life
This collection explores the quiet beauty of everyday objects—flowers, fruit, vessels, and textiles—composed into thoughtful, balanced arrangements. Each painting plays with contrast, pairing organic forms with structured patterns to create visually engaging scenes.
Light, color, and shadow work together to bring depth and atmosphere, while draped fabrics add movement and cohesion. Rooted in careful observation, these works invite a slower way of seeing—where simplicity becomes refined, intentional, and timeless.
Nature
A quiet dialogue between light, atmosphere, and the natural world.
This collection brings together landscapes, botanicals, and wildlife studies that capture fleeting moments—shifting skies, still waters, and intimate encounters with nature. Each painting is an exploration of color, mood, and movement, where observation meets interpretation.
From expansive horizons to delicate floral compositions, these works invite a sense of calm and presence, offering collectors a timeless connection to the beauty and rhythm of the outdoors.
Exhibitions
"Harmony" Selected for The Salmagundi Club’s 48th Annual Open Exhibition
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I’m thrilled to share that my painting Harmony has been selected for The Salmagundi Club’s 48th Annual Open Exhibition in New York City. This historic exhibition brings together artists from across the country, and I’m deeply honored to have my work included among this year’s selected pieces.
"Reflections" Selected for the CAG Lowcountry Tri-State Juried Fine Art Exhibition
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A quiet moment of light and transparency—Reflections explores stillness through glass, fabric, and subtle movement. Now selected for the CAG Lowcountry Tri-State Juried Fine Art Exhibition.
Journal
How to Create Harmony Between Your Walls and Artwork
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Choosing the right wall color for your artwork doesn’t need to be complicated. With a few simple principles—working with undertones, contrast, and tonal balance—you can create a space where both the painting and the room feel naturally connected.
A Practice of Stillness
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In a world that rarely slows down, painting becomes a way to return to stillness. Through light, texture, and carefully composed forms, each work offers a quiet pause—something to live with, return to, and find calm in.
